Here’s another Visual Metaphor that I created for a client that deals with executives and trains them in leadership and people skills. The client asks her client to come up with a 3-part list consisting of 1. Where they were, 2. Where they are now, and 3. Where they see themselves in the future. My …
Here’s another recent visual metaphor. This guy was statue happy for some reason although one of these things is not like the others! STATUE – POWERBOAT – STATUE. Is it number 2?
I haven’t posted a series of my visual metaphors in a while, but I was pleased with the way this one turned out so I figured I would foist it on you, my loyal readers. This series is about an engineer who is transitioning from a technically centered aspect of his career to more of …
Here’s another Visual Metaphor. As I’ve written before, I have a client who uses my illustrations as a teaching tool for her clients who work in the upper echelons of business. In this series, my client’s client is trying to break the shackles of time. He hopes to succeed in the end so he soar …
Being that baseball is all the rage right now in Philadelphia, I figured I’d drag out this particular visual metaphor. As I’ve written before, I create these sequential illustrations for a client who works with executives, head honchos and bigwigs. She uses my work as a tool to help get her clients to the next …
This is another in a long series of Visual Metaphors I do for a client who coaches executives. They are all usually a three panel progression showing where the subject was, where he or she is now, and where they want to be. In this one, our executive was lost, starts putting the pieces together, …
Here’s another Visual Metaphor. This one happens to be my client’s favorite. In the first frame, our executive is cutting a bloody path to success. In the second frame, having gained a modicum of success, he deals with the challenges of balancing the way of the warrior and that of the artist. He’s also trying …
More Visual Metaphors! I do work for a company that coaches executives. The company uses a number of techniques to make these executives more effective leaders. One of these techniques is the visual metaphor, and that’s where I enter the picture. The client is asked to provide a brief three-step metaphor explaining where they were, where …
This is the first panel of the visual metaphor showing our executive’s humble beginnings as conductor of a chamber orchestra. The three panels are placed on a letter sized layout and presented to the client as a reference of where they were; where they are, and where they want to be.
This is a follow-up to yesterday’s post. Today I’m publishing the second panel of this particular visual metaphor. This is similar to a lot of visual metaphors I do. This guy compares his executive/work experience to that of being an orchestra conductor. He starts out with a smaller chamber orchestra. In this panel, he’s leading …
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